Japanese Silk and Worm Culture Experiment at Atherton Farm
A report describes Japanese silk worm culture led by Mr. Atherton at his Hawaii residence. It details breeding, feeding, cocooning, harvesting, and processing steps, including care to protect cocoons from ants and the staged transformation from worm to spun silk. Local observers and teachers attended a demonstration, noting four seasonal prospects and the experiment’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt Yphalle
Kate Atherton
Ter Ytyon
Atlee Koka
Kindwngarten
Lenwitt
Atherton
Whelton Mateirhy
Yontorday
Rv William Metuerny
Window Weil
Ffi Jiu
Yakohana Sipeie
Naval
Aytin
Fuehlon
Chinese Trickery Stirrs Local Health Officer Case
Reports from Polk describe police action after Tracy of the Health Department confronted Lum Hong about alleged contraband. A Chinese suspect surrendered at the police station after a warrant was issued. another Chinese man linked to a building case remains at large near Lum Mon’s property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
The
Tard of
Hong
Kuk and
Navant
Ownjee Gant
Pneumonia Case Delays Quarantine on Nippon Maru
A voyage incident sparked quarantine checks after a passenger died. An autopsy ruled pneumonia the cause, delaying the ship at the quarantine wharf for hours. The Nippon Maru arrived Yokohama April 1, took nine days and twelve hours to reach port, with a list of cabin passengers and crew bound for San Francisco beyond Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miley
Atte
Yokohama
Abid
Mina
Mine
C. A. Ahora
Andreas
Mia
K.P Andreas
J. A. Dogbie
TS. Isk
Dre Hertadt
Caliwell
Mise
R. Charlton
ML Clancy
Cockyett
Chas
Mig
Ger
M Mra
McWade
Fr. P. Meyer
W. B. K. Mittendorf
Mes
Mary Mulligan
Mullicen
Mary Platter
Jo Ying
H. Rosenfeld
Yates
Fowntree
Capt
Behaumann
Brephen Amith
Hr. Steadman
Sho
Estate Trust Proceedings in County Court
The Supreme Court this morning heard a trust matter involving Ti Mor fans and defendants led by Cantley Weaver and Atvirews Peters. Executors of James Wogde petition for court orders, with inventories showing assets around 7300 dollars and debts of 406.22, as the case threads through probate, accounting, and potential trust actions with parties Kinney Mallon and McChinaian for the plaintiff and Veto, Thayer, and other firms for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy Supreme Court
Ti Mor
Ak Cantley Weaver
Atvirews
Peters
Kinniéy, Mallon & McChinaian
Telnee
Stanley
Te Castantas
Cod Sn
Tor Wahental
Nance
Altarhey Breckona
Hy Timren & Co
Isabella Manat Wood
Pulhor Parker Woods
Mary al Woods
James Ip Parker
H. Sinclair
Alea
Outi
Wrother
S. Tate
George H Angie
Liv. Thayer & Hemenway
J. Alfred Magoor
Harrie i. Kawaluut
Gueen
Covell Brown
D. B. Baulth
Han
Moreport
Patito
Equitable Life Assurance
Paticy
Supreme Court of the United States
Neatnee Company
Supreme Court
H. Huckinld & Co. Ltd
Mathroail Co
Hipqualifed
Kinney, Wallon & McClanahan
Hateh & S1i
Hin
Smith & Parone
Kwong Hip Chong and the Chinatown Theft Rumor
Kwong Hip Chong, a Chinese merchant in King Street opposite the depot, is accused of fleeing to China after failing to notify friends of his departure. A large stock in his wholesale store, valued at about 1600 dollars, reportedly left unpaid to creditors. The article notes no posts or sightings since the night before the Orient steamer sailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Hip Chong
King Atreet
Dept
Tale
China
Orient
al Howe
Kwang Hip Chang
Kwong
Arrests, shootout, and manhunt in Watataria case
A morning police action in Watatias area ended with a shooting and the arrest of suspect Muranati, while Watabara eluded capture for a time. The hunt extended to nearby towns as officers sought information on Sacwuel Hayton and other linked figures. The report notes a guardien protected by powder wounds and mentions court commitments and forthcoming trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maramakia
Watatiasem
Fapei
Guardien
Atanaka
Dupanvne
AmUin
Aretae
Watahara
Muranati
Muruske
Batlon
Cheoult
Jemniferatad
Tvem
Hienutoen
Watabara
Watatiarn
Hiv Ansailant
Kamoihill
Muranaba
How Hades Stoo Galveston Cyclone Disaster
A damaged account describes a steamer The Wie frelalt leaving Galveston with 200,000 bushels of grain as a cyclone pummeled the port. Firet Officer Follett and Captain Gaptiek Mit faced rising seas, wrecked decks, and massive water in the hold while crew and passengers struggled to survive the great wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawatin Co
Wileh
Momilay
Katostat
Dan Frangle
Galveston
Texva
Hyadeg
Fargo
Calveston
Ateamus
John. Follett
Eseagie
Capain
Joe
Atentier
Votlett
Wesel
Pallett
Bourne
Houses Slide After Wind Storm On Tantulus
A severe wind storm damaged houses and stations on Tantulus, with repair work planned. Officials report widespread lattice damage and shifted structures, while the community assesses insurance and safety concerns amid ongoing weather effects.
Big Gambling Gang Raid Reported in Police Court
An incident described as a large gambling operation raid occurred late night at a corner location. Police arrested several Chinese suspects as defendants faced the Police Court for preliminary hearings. Prosecutors asserted government interests while defense pleaded not guilty. one defendant was remanded while others await further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauke
Kuk
Nutty
Streite
ALY
Chinanvem
Dapanrre
YMCA Boys May Camp Down Makua Explore Campsite
Physical Director Fred Young returns from Makua after scouting Kamehameha school camping area. He notes splendid Kahuku valley mountain ranges and a beach with possible lattice huts, but railway fares and transportation costs make the trip expensive. YMUA members may join the planned outing if funds allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Young
YM. Coa
Makua
Kamehamena
Makuin
Kahuku
Watanne
OW & Ae Coethie
Jone
Aula
Great Discovery By Superintendent Boyd On Rock Quarry
Superintendent Boyd examined a rock deposit found by Gov. Mott-Hmitth party and reported to the court the quarry could not cover roads with heavy traffic. The site showed bolt rock mixed with conglomerate, suitable for suburban driveways but not downtown use, prompting questions about its usefulness for public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Mott-Breithh Wait
Mateton Campbell
Jolnet
Austin
Hoya Jy
Boyd
Captain Rosehill Resigns to Lead New Mission
Captain Rowetitkle, a veteran figure, resigns as harbormaster to join the Comat on the Mla teria eoter voyage. He plans to attend to affairs tied to the developing Halo, discovered at Whitecourt, and may depart within a month. Assistant Director Sediwick praised the Hawaiiia Fiber plan and noted weeded plants show richer foliage and stronger growth. Read the bulletin for subscription details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowetitkle
Hae
Intie
Mlateria Eoter
Rose
Rhona
Sediwick
Kayerment
Hawaiiia
Portage Manufactinine
Seitewiek Wu
Abeerenhe
Mavax
Turner Vondders
Tnd
Albatross For Laysan Steamer Ali Satrome Set to Sail
The Fish Commission steamer Ali Satrome will depart Monday for Motokai on a cruise. A mail is expected tomorrow in Alameda. Mintross WH will return to port to pick up mail from the Avia and depart soon after for Laywan Teland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Commission
Alisatrome
Motokai
Alameda
Mintross
Avia
Air
Coast Mail Delivery Updates From Nippon Mariners
A coastal notice reports Nippon Mariners delivering mail by seaborne steamer at 4 o'clock toward midnight. Details indicate ship duties and timing for coastal correspondence, with emphasis on maritime mail service and hours of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata
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SIM Gulture
Japan
Dragan
Cor
Union Sts
Union
POLK
Athertons
Bulletin
Bik House
Whitney
Mugar
M. Cooke
Atherton Mays
Alli
Allk
Honoluru
Robert Man
Woods Estate Trust
D. B. Smith
U. S. Supreme Court
Guert
Kwong HK Chong, His. Labilitls
Lantern
Sacwuel Hayton
Keagtaned
Adele
Howe
Taylor
Owyew
Kis
Proelduiat Roosevelt
Jose An Thie Huntin
Lnorddeursche Allagomelie Zeitung
Reiguter
Den
Honolulu
Hoaves
Statiow
Tantalus
Dome
Nike
G. A
Prompe
Rosehill
Laysan
MAIL
E. P. Reed & CO
Wiedrate Ghoemakery
Rochester
New York
Adies
Oxfords
Siglal
Ming
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Fort Street
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